Residential Mental Health Treatment
24/7 structured care in an immersive therapeutic environment.
See if Residential fits. Free assessmentResidential mental health treatment provides 24-hour structured care in a therapeutic environment outside the home. It is the most intensive level of care available outside a hospital setting and is designed for people in significant crisis or those whose symptoms have made daily functioning unsafe or impossible.
Residential programs typically run 30 to 90 days and combine psychiatric care, individual therapy, group therapy, and holistic support in an immersive setting. Many programs specialize in specific conditions including treatment-resistant depression, trauma, eating disorders, and co-occurring substance use.
Navii's navigators are trained to identify when residential care is the right level of intervention and to connect patients and families with programs that match their clinical needs and practical circumstances.
Who it's for
People in mental health crisis, those who are not safe in an outpatient setting, individuals whose symptoms have made daily functioning impossible, and those who have not made progress through outpatient or IOP treatment.
Common questions
How long does residential treatment last?+
Most programs run 30-90 days, depending on clinical need and insurance authorization.
Is residential treatment the same as inpatient hospitalization?+
No. Inpatient hospitalization is acute, hospital-based crisis stabilization. Residential treatment is longer-term care in a therapeutic home-like setting.
Other treatments
Ketamine
Rapid relief for treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, and anxiety.
Psilocybin
Guided psilocybin sessions in legal Oregon and Colorado service centers.
MDMA
Structured therapeutic support for complex PTSD and trauma.
TMS
FDA-cleared, non-invasive treatment for depression, OCD, and anxious depression.
IOP / PHP
Structured, multi-day-per-week care without a residential stay.
Trauma intensive
Multi-day deep-dive trauma work with a specialist therapist.